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Karna came to know that his real mother is Kunti. So when Kunti came to him and asked him to fight for Pandavas he said.

When his mother spoke thus to him at the end of his devotions to the sun, Karna felt a sign in his heart that the Sun god endorsed Kunti’s request, but he checked himself and took it to mean that the Sun god was testing his loyalty and strength of mind. He should not be found wanting. With an effort of the will, he controlled alike the temptations of self-interest and the promptings of natural affection. He said sadly but firmly: “What you have said, dear mother, is contrary to dharma. If I swerve from the path of duty, I shall have done myself much more hurt than any that an enemy might inflict on me in the battlefield. You deprived me of all that was my birthright as a kshatriya when you threw me, a helpless babe, into the river; and now, you talk to me of my duties as a kshatriya. You denied me the motherly love which blesses all life and now, thinking of your other children’s good, you tell me this story. If I now join the Pandavas, will not the world proclaim that I have done so out of fear? I have eaten the salt of Dhritarashtra’s sons, won their confidence as their champion and enjoyed all the consideration and kindness they showed me; and now you want me-when the battle is about to be joined-to be untrue to my salt and go over to the Pandavas. The sons of Dhritarashtra look on me as the ark which will enable them to cross the deluge of war. I have myself urged them into this war. How can I now desert them? Could there be blacker treachery and baser in gratitude? What in life, or beyond it, would be worth a price like that? Mother dear, I must discharge my debt-aye, with life, if necessary; otherwise, I shall be no better than a common thief purloining my food all these years. I shall surely use all my powers against your sons in this coming war. I cannot deceive you. Please forgive me.” “But yet,” continued he, “I cannot have my mother plead completely in vain. Part with Arjuna to me. Either he or myself must die in this war. I will not kill your other sons, whatever they may do unto me. Mother of warrior sons, you will still have five sons. Either I or Arjuna will survive this war, and with the other four sons, you will still have five”.

KARNA promised his biological mother that she will have 5 sons always. He will not kill any Pandavas except Arjun or Arjun will kill him.

To honor that promise he did not kill other Pandavas.

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